I downloaded this game and played it. Good game and was fun, but there is some sort of problem with the manufacturing company that will not allow you to redownload and reinstall. I had to reformat my computer and cannot get the game to work at all.

Progression also leads to better weapons, armour and other equipment. Unfortunately, this leads to the old RPG conundrum of inventory – what to keep and what to dispose of. Since you can't keep everything with the limited inventory space, gamers will either be constantly running back and forth to a...

The amount of character customisation open to the gamer is amazing

The combat controls seem somewhat console orientated.

Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning showed great promise in its demo , leaving us eagerly wanting more. It also left us wondering whether the full title would live up to our expectations though. In short, it does.

Engrossing story and sidequests; Satisfying combat; Detailed and varied environments

Some comparisons to massive multiplayer games in style may deter some players; The disappointing lack of any dragons that fly backward

As an expansive, high-fantasy RPG set in a sprawling world, Reckoning naturally invites comparison with Skyrim , and even the game's developers have acknowledged Bethesda's epic as a threat.

Sharpen your chakhrams and follow Kevin through this review for Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning.

Top-notch combat with a real punch; Fantastic; flexible character advancement; Some great-looking creatures; Extensive world with tons of stuff to do and lots of monsters to fight

Generic story and characters; Generic world; Generic quests

I don't' really write reviews but I have to say that the first time I played this game was through the demo and I was already losing track of time with the game (getting stopped by the fact that the demo had a time limit per play).

with the visionary genius of comic book legend Todd McFarlane, developers 38 Studios and Big Huge Games aimed to make a whopping impact on the role-playing game genre with this one.

Kingdoms of Armalur is a labour of love, an in-depth shout out at how a role-playing game should be, or at least what joint developing house 38 Studios and Big House Games believe a role-playing game should be. With a delicate dose of anterograde amnesia we are reckoning some Armalur.

Large world with lots to do beyond the main quest; Combat is surprisingly tight and interesting; Lots of choice when it comes to developing your character; Traditionally speaking; Kingdoms hits all the right spots

Base character creation is weak in comparison to other titles; Crude interface; Narrative will either grab you or leave you expecting more; Some minor glitches; Not enough motivation given to the player to work through the side quests; No morality on choice to cement you into the world

The action RPG genre has been getting a lot of attention the past couple of years. Thanks in part to the European developers that kick started the resurgence with the help of new IP's like Risen , Two Worlds , and The Witcher , the later two of which have turned out incredibly amazing sequels that...

Kingdoms Of Amalur: Reckoning sort of flew in under everyones radar, however those who have been keeping tabs on the fantasy RPG title since its announcement by 38 Studios will know the title blossomed from an elaborate MMO to a more self-contained introduction to the universe of Amalur.